In Brief
- Delhi Police deploys Pink Force to secure protests amid CJP demonstrations.
- Deployment follows reports of assaults against women police officers.
- Body cameras used to ensure accountability during protests.
- Measures aim to improve safety and law enforcement transparency.
Delhi Police has introduced the "Pink Force," an all-women security team, as part of its efforts to manage the ongoing protests organized by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). This move was prompted by recent incidents where women police personnel faced alleged misbehaviour and assaults during these demonstrations.
Alongside the Pink Force, officers are equipped with body cameras to record interactions and maintain transparency. These devices are expected to provide real-time evidence and reduce conflict during law enforcement operations at protest sites across Delhi.
Authorities believe that deploying female personnel can help in managing crowds more sensitively while also addressing the specific safety concerns raised during the protests. The use of body cameras complements this approach by holding all parties accountable and fostering trust between the police and the public.
These measures underscore Delhi Police's commitment to ensuring safety, preventing harassment of officers, and maintaining public order during politically charged gatherings.
